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I. tick·et [ˈtɪkɪt] N
1. ticket (card):
2. ticket fig (means of progress):
3. ticket (price tag):
4. ticket (notification of offence):
poli·cy1 [ˈpɒləsi, Am ˈpɑ:-] N
1. policy:
2. policy no pl:
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ticket policy N INSUR
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
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In fairness to the carriers, non-transferable ticket policy (ie no name changes) stems from a reasonable concern.
thespinoff.co.nz Often a hard ticket policy was in effect, with tickets sold for specific numbered seats, and limited showings per day.
en.wikipedia.org Although customers would pay the same price for not showing up either way, the psychology behind a ticket policy is different.
www.businessinsider.com The festival's ticket policy was thus criticized.
en.wikipedia.org The new structure should bring an overall boost in championship attendances and it's important to introduce generous low-price ticket policy for supports and families attending the group games.
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